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Postby Squids » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:57 pm

Does anyone have any good snake recipes?
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Postby helicopterking » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:40 pm

Squids wrote:Does anyone have any good snake recipes?


Bear Grylls has a recipe. Skin it, piss in its skin, drink it a few hours later. Good cocktail recipe anyway.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby CENTURION » Mon Oct 22, 2012 9:40 pm

Squids wrote:Does anyone have any good snake recipes?

chop it up & bung it in a good dutch oven, together with a few bits of Platypus & Potteroo, for about 3 hours.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby cheetah » Tue Oct 23, 2012 5:52 am

Have baited a few sights around my house, paddock, inlaws and friends. Using a variety of milks (skim, full cream and lite) and different containers (cans, bottles and plastics) Will post back results later.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby auto » Wed Oct 24, 2012 12:37 pm

Snakes are following me around this week, just had a baby come out of a round about on Heaslip Road right in front of my car. Could have run over it but chose to live and let live. Odd place for a snake considering they dont like vibrations with the amount of traffic and trucks going past.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby Squids » Wed Oct 24, 2012 12:39 pm

cheetah wrote:Have baited a few sights around my house, paddock, inlaws and friends. Using a variety of milks (skim, full cream and lite) and different containers (cans, bottles and plastics) Will post back results later.


Have you had any luck. I am calling this milk myth busted.

I have got some bird eggs and mice, that will get me a nice snake for dinner.
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Postby Footy Chick » Wed Oct 24, 2012 12:58 pm

auto wrote:Snakes are following me around this week, just had a baby come out of a round about on Heaslip Road right in front of my car. Could have run over it but chose to live and let live. Odd place for a snake considering they dont like vibrations with the amount of traffic and trucks going past.



I thought they liked vibrations!

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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby cheetah » Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:00 pm

Nothing not a god damn thing. Foxes turned over a few traps, some got blown round in the weather. But nothing in others, will try ytry again!
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby cheetah » Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:02 pm

Vibrations can scare them out of hiding! does anybody know how you get your snake catching license sounds like a good money spinner.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby PPLions » Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:15 pm

cheetah wrote:Vibrations can scare them out of hiding! does anybody know how you get your snake catching license sounds like a good money spinner.

A lad who used to play in my cricket team had an Aunty who apparently was proficient in dealing with snakes.
Ill make some inquiries cheetah and let you know
Hang on just spoke with her and you need to contact DEWNR
http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/Plants_Animals/Living_with_wildlife/Snakes
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby Squids » Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:55 pm

PPLions wrote:
cheetah wrote:Vibrations can scare them out of hiding! does anybody know how you get your snake catching license sounds like a good money spinner.

A lad who used to play in my cricket team had an Aunty who apparently was proficient in dealing with snakes.
Ill make some inquiries cheetah and let you know
Hang on just spoke with her and you need to contact DEWNR
http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/Plants_Animals/Living_with_wildlife/Snakes


Brown snakes where her favourite.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby helicopterking » Thu Oct 25, 2012 11:02 am

cheetah wrote:Vibrations can scare them out of hiding! does anybody know how you get your snake catching license sounds like a good money spinner.


Cost me $155 last summer, he was there for all of 5 mins. Picked the snake up with what looked like a rubbish pick up device, put it in a bag, and all done.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby cheetah » Sat Oct 27, 2012 1:32 am

Still none. must be no snakes in south australia.
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Postby CENTURION » Sat Oct 27, 2012 7:36 am

cheetah wrote:Still none. must be no snakes in south australia.

go down to Jarvis Ford then!
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby stampy » Sat Oct 27, 2012 1:57 pm

Squids wrote:
PPLions wrote:
cheetah wrote:Vibrations can scare them out of hiding! does anybody know how you get your snake catching license sounds like a good money spinner.

A lad who used to play in my cricket team had an Aunty who apparently was proficient in dealing with snakes.
Ill make some inquiries cheetah and let you know
Hang on just spoke with her and you need to contact DEWNR
http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/Plants_Animals/Living_with_wildlife/Snakes


Brown snakes where her favourite.



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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby Squids » Sat Oct 27, 2012 8:29 pm

My traps are not proving me with any yummy snake to eat. Might have to resort to fresh looking roadkill.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby Squids » Fri Nov 02, 2012 3:48 pm

Snakes attracted to milk

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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby carey » Mon Nov 05, 2012 1:34 pm

Over the past 2 weeks there have been a total of 18 brown snake signtings on site at SA water behind the whitehorse in.

One of them scared the sh!t out of me it was laying there eating a bird about a meter away from us and i didnt even see it there!
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby auto » Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:33 pm

carey wrote:Over the past 2 weeks there have been a total of 18 brown snake signtings on site at SA water behind the whitehorse in.

One of them scared the sh!t out of me it was laying there eating a bird about a meter away from us and i didnt even see it there!


I walk along the little para trials just near the whitehorse inn, yet to see one, but have heard heaps of stories of people who have. Positive id is pretty difficult too mate, brown snakes can be various colours, black snakes can be brownish etc. What you need to do is catch one, and count the dorsal scales at mid body for positive id. If your not in hospital let us know how your identification goes. Futhermore if you could allow yourself to be bitten it would be helpful to determining the sub-species.
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Re: snakes at home. report sightings and tips how to avoid them

Postby Squids » Mon Nov 05, 2012 6:22 pm

Being an expert on snakes, the chance of envenoming from most South Australian snakes is between 40-60% (Inland taipan is around 70-80%). This means you have a good chance of being perfectly fine from a bite. So I would encourage people to try and identify the species of snake. More people die from bee stings than snake bites..
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